Fragmented Health Notice Sparks Confusion
A damaged fragment discusses headaches breathing disorders and tablets. It mentions tablets 1-26 and an unclear reference to laxatives or medications causing anger or upset, with no coherent event or date.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1946
Page
7
A damaged fragment discusses headaches breathing disorders and tablets. It mentions tablets 1-26 and an unclear reference to laxatives or medications causing anger or upset, with no coherent event or date.
The article outlines 1946 American League schedules with Cleveland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago clubs planning many night games and doubleheaders. It notes Yankees action in Cleveland and Philadelphia and the Browns and Senators schedule details. It also covers boxing promoter activity led by Jack Dempsey, focusing on taming publicity and promoting fights, plus local notes on the Bisons and other sports developments including high school football, boxing, and minor league leadership changes.
Washington Lithoh continued its unbeaten run in the City Basketball League with a 129 to 86 win over Pauls Men’s Wear. Joe Baressi led scoring with 12 while Bill Averill and George Fox added nine and eight for the losers. Bracken Keating’s Bracken-Keating trimmed the gap late but time ran out as Jim Lundy and John Zepka matched 7 points for their teams.
In a tense A Bowling League night Mabel Shoppe stretched its lead to ten games after a 2-2 split with Marty's Tavern. Wing Will and Wilcox Grocers posted strong scores as Kathrine Kirin and Violet Raeke led the Grove and Raymonds, while Steen Cleaners battled back with high game counts.
Frckville defeated Cillberton 53 to 35 while Royersford beat Lower Moreland 28 to 26 in Monten League battles. La Salle led Souther 33 to 23 in Philadelphia Adelphia City championship action.
Ronald wreeiey secretary of City Bowling Association announces winners sharing nearly 100 in prize money as the Tournament Wheel ends. Dick Morton and Rip Anderson win top prizes. Morton leads Penn Electric in team event and highest games. Anderson shares doubles top prize with Andy Paulson.
NY sports page notes six day racing revival efforts led by Dimmy Prostia and L Stern aiming to stream the event from 9 am to noon. Chicago and Albany hosts weigh test events with hopes to draw fans on Long Island and the mainland. Marcel Hansemne plans a return, while Billy Pax seeks a KO tonight in Philadelphia.
Sarasota notes Cronin to run another intra squad game using his six man rotation with Hughson Perris Harris supporting regulars and Johnson Wagner in relief. Fort Lauderdale reports Braves proceed with exhibition grind as teams prepare for games. Clearwater section mentions Cleveland players cheered by wife news of Navy husband en route home for discharge. Lakeland covers Mullins eyeing return after injury and prospects of reclaiming career.
Millcreek, led by Hix, stunned Erie Tech 35 27 to seize the Section 1 District 10 title race. The Millcreek team, winner of the Erie County Class League, earned a shot at Warren High Section 9 titleholders with a key win and had only one league loss this season. The upcoming playoff games were set for Edinboro Pulay night as Millcreek prepared to face tougher opponents.
Six teams have been named for the tournament with Ken Kennedy, Mublenarre, St Johns of Brooklyn, Syracuse, Bowling Green and West Virginia among entrants. Today’s baseball scores include Pittsburgh vs. Hoblywone with a 5 4 final.
Clymer powered past Bemus Point 42 to 2 in a high intensity high school boys basketball game. Weeks sparked the offense with strong defense and timely baskets as Clair and Looker contributed key plays in the second half to secure the win.
Walcott Reaty Bor, 31, father of several children, claims he reads in Wo factory. He boils for the war and weighs in on heavyweight Apes 44 year. Walcott recently beat Bivins of Cleveland and holds wins over Jur Balesi Gui Us Sheppard and Le Murrey.
An unreadable excerpt mentions a Detroit visit and a second day ending. It references names and places in fragmented form, making precise events hard to determine.
Three managerial shakeups hit the American Association as Colubus and other clubs overhaul staffs. Notable moves include Bill Burwell at Indianapolis and Nemo Letbald at Louisville joining Ray Blane at St. Paul, with former leaders guiding recent World Series runs.
George Mikan of PAUL Nas leads a crowded scoring chase with 591 points but faces pressure from Bill Hall of Marshall 572 and Pred Lewis of Western Kentucky 504. Huston climbs to sixth as Oklahoma Aggies push for late-season gains while Marshall wraps up its schedule and the Aggies have five games remaining.
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